The wait is finally over and the brand new Perth Museum is open to the world in one of Scotland's oldest and most important cities! #AD Rightfully at the centre of everything is the Stone of Destiny, you might know it as the Stone of Scone. It's finally back in Perthshire over 700 years after it was originally stolen, just a few miles away from Scone Abbey. You'll learn about Scotland's ancient coronation stone through an immersive video showing the crowning of Alexander III in 1249. His death 3

30K views · 741 reactions | The history of Rock Music performed by The Bagrockers, who fuse traditional and modem Rock music using bagpipes, drums and guitar, plus dance displays, for a high energy, entertaining performance. This was part of their live show at the river Tay tunnels by Perth City Centre, Scotland, for the opening night of Perth's Riverside Light Nights and Robert Burns celebrations. | Scotland Online | Facebook

The 2019 Perth City & Towns Halloween parade, with a very spooky Perth & Dsitrict Pipe Band. This Halloween parade and fun night is free to attend and join in, especially in costume. Thanks to the organisers, Castle Horror, Horne's Pleasure Fairs and History and Horror Tours for keeoing this fun event going. | Scotland Online

The Isle of Skye, the largest of Scotland’s Inner Hebrides, has a history shaped by Norse and Gaelic influence. Its name likely derives from the Old Norse sky-a meaning “cloud island.” Archaeological evidence shows Mesolithic settlers lived there around 7,000 BC. During the early medieval period, Skye formed part of the Gaelic Kingdom of Dál Riata before falling under Viking control in the 9th century. By the 13th century, it returned to Scottish rule after the Treaty of Perth. The powerful Clan